Decision in Principle definition

Decision in Principle means the automated and preliminary decision issued by Bluestone and confirming that based on the information received by Bluestone it is prepared to lend money to the Applicant, subject to further satisfactory underwriting checks of the Mortgage Application and to the relevant Bluestone Mortgage Product offer being accepted by the Applicant.

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Decision in Principle means a decision prior to any negotiations or agreements being entered into with another party;

Decision in Principle means the automated and preliminary decision issued by Vida Homeloans and confirming that based on the information received by Vida Homeloans it is prepared to lend money to the Applicant, subject to further satisfactory underwriting checks of the Mortgage Application.

Examples of Decision in Principle in a sentence

• This fee is due at the stage a Decision in Principle is ready to be submitted.

• Decision in Principle of the Council of State Concerning the National Policy Definition describes it to be educational upbringing in different environments.

• Service Tick to confirm Details of agreed fee Mortgage advice Agreed fee to be paid directly by you when a Decision in Principle (DIP) is ready to be submitted £250.00 Pay by commission (commonly known as procuration fee) from selected Lender Yes Protection planning advice Pay by commission (Tick to confirm) or Agreed fee to be paid directly by you I/We acknowledge that the client agreement will come into effect once it has been signed by all parties and will remain in force until terminated.

• An Agreement in Principle (AIP) can also be referred to as a Mortgage in Principle (MIP), Decision in Principle (DIP) or an Approval in Principle (AIP).